The Tony Balthasar Lodge is purpose-built for larger groups.
Named after the adventurous Scout Tony Balthazar, who funded the Alpine Activity Centre, the lodge's two main dormitories – Townsend and Kosciuszko – can sleep up to 40 people in bunks, while its four smaller rooms can sleep up to four people each.
With an open plan lounge/dining area, the Lodge is a great place to relax and enjoy the surrounding bushland or gather as a large group for indoor activities.
Facilities in the lodge include:
Bunk-bed style accommodation for up to 80 people (split into two main dormitories)
A large, modern commercial style kitchen with new ovens, gas cooktops and microwaves allowing groups to self-cater during their stay
Large dining room with 100-seat capacity and views over Lake Jindabyne
Drying room with professional ski boot dryers and clothing drying area
Adults lounge area with television and DVD player
Outdoor play area with spotlights for night games and activities
Large bitumen gated car park with space for cars and coaches
